Roblox Agrees To Adjust Games In Indonesia, Ready To Collaborate With IGRS

Menkomdigi Meutya Hafid (photo: dock. Komdigi)

JAKARTA - After meeting with the Minister of Communication and Digital Affairs, Meutya Hafid, some time ago, Roblox expressed his commitment to supporting Indonesia in protecting children in the digital space.

Through the official letter submitted, the game platform affirms its readiness to cooperate with the Indonesia Game Rating System (IGRS) in reviewing game classification and making adjustments when needed.

Responding to this, Meutya appreciated Roblox's commitment to adapt to the regulations in force in the country.

"This shows that constructive dialogue can lead to concrete steps to protect Indonesian children while strengthening the digital creative industry ecosystem," Meutya said in her official statement Thursday, September 11.

In addition to conveying his commitment, the letter also contained Roblox's plan to share the results of an economic impact study that highlighted the company's contribution to the growth of local developers in Indonesia.

The government affirms its commitment to continue to establish open dialogue with various global platforms so that Indonesia not only becomes a user market, but also a digital talent growth center as well as a safe, inclusive, and productive online space for the community.

Previously, the Minister of Trade, Meutya, had held a face-to-face meeting with representatives of the Roblox Asia Pacific on August 14, 2025.

Roblox's official meeting and statement came after previously there were concerns from various parties about the issue of hidden violence from the game. Ministries/Institutions also proposed blocking.